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Haha, was it he who must not be named?

And here I thought you were gonna show us your unicycle. :lol:

In all honesty, not so much yet. It should be good in smaller timber.

I got one for what's it worth. Handy for sure m

You always want to back up your jack with wedges and/or shims. Never know when a seal will blow.

Pretty sure a lot of that was for show Cory. Sure you need to fell limb locked trees together but I'm guessing not all of them had to come down at the same time. Trying to limb and buck those afterwards would put you at risk for sure.

Gosh it's so hard to review videos some time. Given the straight up nature of those trees it looked like another lay was possible but maybe they were limb locked?

I'm sure you will get in trouble in another thread. 😆

Yeah Kyle, might not be as significant on a smaller tree but as they get larger that sideways force increases on the jack. I know a smart fella like you can see why it happens.

There's no comparison to a real tree jack fellas. While you may get away with it you are at risk. Real tree jacks monitor pressure and also adjust for angle as the tree is lifted. Very important in real life situations.

He's from Wisconsin, we can't ask for much more...can we?

Frankie lives another day!

Where's the undercut? :lol:

Yeah, but it's just human nature to grab someone in that situation, right or wrong. Dude was definitely out of it.

There's always something creative going on in the YouTube universe :|:

Apparently hellish incarnations of something we don't like !

You can keep the rings and body piercings away from me thank you!

Meanwhile in Indonesia. Who needs a mini when you have a crew to pack things out by hand (20 min mark).

You are probably right Kyle

Yeah, that's what I was thinking free spooling probably not an option. Even if you could, the rat nest of cable may just hang up like a bait casting real?